LibreWolf Description

LibreWolf is designed to be free from experiments, adware, and other annoying distractions, ensuring a smooth browsing experience. It incorporates an extension firewall and various security enhancements while maintaining user-friendly functionality. Built using the most recent stable version of Firefox, LibreWolf guarantees the latest security updates and features without compromising stability. The development of LibreWolf welcomes contributions from everyone, and interested individuals can connect with us on GitLab, element.io, and Gitter. For your convenience, uBlock Origin comes pre-installed, while additional recommended addons must be added manually based on individual preferences. There are numerous effective browser testing websites available online, and we have highlighted a selection that we find particularly useful. We are continually eager to hear about any new recommendations that could enhance our list. Sharing resources and insights within the community is essential for collective growth and improvement.

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  • Name: Tom C.
    Job Title: Engineer
    Length of product use: 2+ Years
    Used How Often?: Daily
    Role: Administrator
    Organization Size: 20,000 or More
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    The best browser until now

    Date: Jul 28 2023

    Summary: Use it. Enjoy it. Is difficult to find a browser like this. If you appreciate privacy and speed use LibreWolf.

    Positive: Best privacy browser of all times in terms of privacy, speed, ads blocking, etc. LibreWolf is better than hardened Firefox and with no effort. Beside, we can compile LibreWolf if we want. With this browser we know what it is doing in the background. There is no browser in the market that compete with it.

    Negative: I don't find in this browser any cons. All settings can be adjusted accordingly to the necessities.

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  • Name: Anonymous (Verified)
    Job Title: Sys admin
    Length of product use: 1-2 Years
    Used How Often?: Daily
    Role: User
    Organization Size: 20,000 or More
    Features
    Design
    Ease
    Pricing
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    Likelihood to Recommend to Others
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    Great Browser

    Date: Mar 11 2022

    Summary: A great Firefox fork, very useful now that Firefox has integrated ads and more telemetry. Would recommend 100%, but do keep Firefox or ungoogled-chromium at hand for sites that break (e.g. Netflix, Disney+).

    Positive: - Very strong privacy protection by default, can be hardened graphically through specific Librewolf config in the settings or via addons
    - Helpful community
    - Integrates upstream updates fast
    - High availability for linux distros

    Negative: - Can break certain sites that invade your privacy

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  • Name: Anthony W.
    Job Title: Retired
    Length of product use: Free Trial
    Used How Often?: Daily
    Role: User
    Organization Size: 1 - 25
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    Likelihood to Recommend to Others
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    Doesn't import bookmarks.

    Date: Feb 17 2024

    Summary: Although I liked its lack of bells, frills and whistles, I decided not to use it, because I couldn't go through the whole performance of importing bookmarks 'manually'.

    Positive: Librewolf has a friendly, uncluttered and 'sensible' appearance. It is as fast as Midori, and it is possible to have a blank home page, unlike Midori.

    Negative: Unfortunately, it doesn't import bookmarks from Opera, even though it says that it does.

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